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The Housing Collective strengthens Connecticut’s housing and homelessness systems by aligning communities, public agencies, and service providers around coordinated, regional solutions. For 20 years, we have served as a backbone organization, helping partners work across boundaries to reduce homelessness, expand access to affordable housing, and build systems that support long-term housing stability.

Connecticut For All is a statewide coalition of labor, community, and faith organizations representing hundreds of thousands of people—black, brown, and white. We stand united in a long-term mission to eliminate systemic inequalities and rebuild a better Connecticut.

All In is a network of grassroots alliances in a growing number of Connecticut cities and towns, where neighbors work together across their differences to make it possible for everyone to have a home, food, and a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. 

All In for Milford is an alliance of neighbors, community leaders and local organizations that work together through organizing, education, and policy work to make it possible for everyone in Milford to have what they need to live well together.

All In for Oxford is an alliance of community leaders and local organizations working to make it possible for everyone to have a place to live, food to eat, and a voice in the decisions that affect our lives.

All In for Seymour is an alliance of community members and local organizations working to ensure that everyone in Seymour has a place including: a safe and dependable place to live, a place where access to food is secure, a place in the discussions and decisions that affect our lives.  

The Bay Point Tenants Union is a chapter of the Connecticut Tenants Union (CTTU) formed by residents at the Bay Point Apartment complex in Niantic (East Lyme), CT.

For the past 40 years, the Beth-El Center has provided emergency food and shelter programs for the Greater Milford community. While shelter saves lives, housing ends homelessness. Beth-El Center is determined to create a space in which unhoused people can access the appropriate housing-specific and support services necessary to end their homelessness and prevent recidivism.

The Coalition on Diversity & Equity (CoDE) is a 501(c)3 nonpartisan, educational organization, serving the communities of Andover, Columbia, East Hampton, Hebron, and Marlborough. CoDE is led completely by volunteers, who are active members of their community. Our mission is to build more diverse, equitable and vibrant communities. Our goals include increasing community awareness and equal access to housing, education and jobs. 

The Commons Community Development Corporation was created to address need for affordable housing beginning in Hebron and eventually expanding to other communities within Connecticut. Currently, too many individuals and families, including those who work in high income towns with little affordable housing, cannot afford to live there. This includes young professionals, families and seniors. 

Community of Hope is a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to restoring hope and rebuilding lives for women in southeastern Connecticut.

Community Street Ministry is an active grassroots, multi-denominational organization in New London County dedicated to serving individuals experiencing homelessness and families in need. They operate through community partnerships to provide physical and spiritual aid, including clothing, toiletries, hot food, Bibles, and prayer.

CONECT is a collective of churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and civic organizations from New Haven and Fairfield Counties that have joined together to take action on social and economic justice issues of common concern.

CT Tenants Union organizes for tenant power to ensure every person has access to safe, stable housing. We must build a Connecticut for the multiracial working class—a Connecticut which guarantees a home for all. We must build a Connecticut committed to the well-being of all its citizens.

We are an independent, Baptist church located in Oakdale, Connecticut ministering to the areas of Norwich, New London, Groton, Montville, Uncasville and Quaker Hill.

Cornwall Housing Corporation (CHC) invests in affordable housing solutions by offering programs and services designed to develop, preserve, and sustain affordable housing throughout Cornwall, Connecutict. Our mission is to provide housing to young adults, families, and seniors in Cornwall, which is critically important especially for those that work and serve in our community. Our core focus is on creating and sustaining these housing options for our town.

The members of the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation, pledge to protect our sovereignty, conserve and develop our tribal resources and promote the self-sufficiency of our people and our descendants.

The Vision of the Falls Village Housing Trust Inc. is to ensure affordable housing opportunities exist for all community members by expanding options for seniors, disabled  individuals, young adults and working families who want to live in the town of Falls Village, Canaan, CT. The Trust is committed to maintaining the rural character and aesthetic charm of Falls Village.

Foundation for Community Health is a private, not-for-profit foundation serving the greater Harlem Valley of New York and the northern Litchfield Hills of Connecticut, FCH works to create the conditions required for health, well-being, and equity. To accomplish their mission, FCH makes grants, conducts research, provides technical assistance, and supports collaboration and advocacy.

Building Community and Bridging Cultures in Downtown Norwich, CT.

GHIAA is a broad-based organization of diverse faith communities and allied institutions organizing together for justice in the Greater Hartford Region. Founded in 2019 with 35 member institutions, GHIAA has grown to include a current total of 52 congregations.

At Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut, we work with families and the community to build hope and homes. Through sweat equity, education, and partnership, households gain stability through affordable homeownership.

The Health Improvement Collaborative of SECT (HIC) is a group of organizations and community members committed to working together to create opportunities for health for all our community.

Hearing Youth Voices develops working class, Black and brown young people into courageous and skilled leaders capable of running issue-based campaigns, leading coalitions and alliances, and uniting us across our differences to build the power necessary to advance racial, economic, and gender justice.

The HBRA of Connecticut is your voice at the Capitol. We draft legislation, challenge harmful regulations, and advocate for policies that protect and promote the housing industry. From public hearings to private meetings with lawmakers, we’re actively shaping the future of homebuilding in Connecticut. Backed by a strong board, expert staff, and engaged members, we tackle industry challenges, drive growth, and uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.

Serving Southeastern Connecticut for more than 35 years, H.O.P.E., Inc. is a non-profit corporation dedicated to developing affordable housing for low and moderate-income individuals and families in and around New London, Connecticut.

KNSA’s mission is to ensure that the people of North Stonington, and those wishing to live here, can find housing within their budgets. By using available private and public funding We will provide affordable housing options for first-time homebuyers, seniors, renters and those who otherwise cannot afford to live in North Stonington. We will do so in a manner which enhances our community while retaining the rural character of our town.

Since coming to Connecticut in 1984, LISC has invested more than $94 million in grants and loans. LISC works in cities including Bridgeport, Hartford, New Britain, New Haven, and Waterbury, helping local organizations develop affordable housing and create partnerships that strengthen neighborhoods by enhancing resident quality of life, expanding economic opportunity, and closing racial wealth, health, and opportunity gaps.

Founded in 1983, the Naugatuck Valley Project is a network of 23 dues-paying congregations, local labor unions, housing cooperatives, and ethnic organizations.  The NVP’s leaders and members work together to build power to affect systemic change for the improvement of their local communities. The NVP builds its power through intentional relationship building, leadership training, issue exploration, and direct-action activities. 

The Nathan Hale Tenants Union is a chapter of the Connecticut Tenants Union (CTTU) formed by residents at the apartment complex at 44 Nathan Hale St. in New London, CT.

Neighbors for Housing Southern CT is a grassroots group with members from New Haven and nearby towns, united to confront the region’s housing shortage. We advocate for specific projects and policies that make room for safe homes of all shapes and sizes therefore lowering costs, stewarding the environment, and supporting economic growth.

The Homeless Hospitality Center is a place of safety and welcome to adults facing homelessness in southeastern Connecticut. About 600 people will seek help this year. We welcome every individual as our guest at our shelter and Daytime Hospitality Center on State Pier Road in New London.

Northwest CT Community Foundation has been taking on tough problems for more than 50 years, to improve the quality-of-life in Northwest CT by supporting nonprofits that speak to the charitable passions of our generous donors.

The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination.

We are a pro-homes coalition of neighbors and nonprofits fighting for better land use laws so our state is more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable

The Redding Avenue Tenants Union is a chapter of the Connecticut Tenants Union (CTTU) formed by residents at the apartment complex at 6 Redding Avenue in New London, CT.

The mission of the Roxbury Housing Trust is to promote, support and secure permanently affordable housing in the Town of Roxbury, CT.

The purpose of this corporation is to pursue and achieve the goal of acquiring, building or renovating, and managing housing and related facilities affordable to low- and moderate-income families in the Town of Salisbury, and to do so with care and concern for the general wellbeing of these families and the community at large.

The Samaritan House Inc. will improve health equity and dismantle health disparities through education, information, and advocacy. Our Mission is to promote culturally sensitive and appropriate services, with a focus on building equity, empowering individuals, transforming systems, and healing communities.

The Southeastern Connecticut Community Land Trust (SE CT CLT) is a membership-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization that holds land for the development and stewardship of permanently affordable housing, land for food production, green space, and facilities for community organizations. 

Mission: Unapologetically and Intentionally organizing, advocating and educating for housing & education justice. While being strong allies in the fight for health justice for black/brown families.  

Vision: By addressing community needs and collaborating with community partners Our purpose is to empower the Black/Brown community throughout N.L County.

The Stratford Homelessness Task Force is an active community group in Stratford, Connecticut, that brings together residents, local leaders, and service providers to address the local housing and homelessness crisis. 

TEEG is dedicated to empowering individuals and strengthening families in Northeast Connecticut. We offer a variety of services to support families in need, including food security and senior services. Join us in creating a better future for all.

Wallingford Works for Housing is a growing non-partisan group of Wallingford residents, including small business owners, service providers, home builders, realtors, town employees, educators, retirees, and many others. In other words, your friends and neighbors. Our goal is to raise community awareness and support for expanded housing options

Our mission is to strengthen the Town of Warren by creating affordable housing options that allow those of modest means to live in, and contribute to a successful, healthy and enduring community for residents of all ages.

The WCHT is a non-profit organization dedicated to establish and maintain affordable housing in the Town of Washington. With the help of Town, State and many generous donors, WCHT has developed 37 affordable apartments between its three properties. 

Our Vision: Waterford becomes a community in which the innate dignity and worth of each individual is respected and celebrated–one in which each person feels welcomed, included, and valued regardless of how they self-identify. Our Mission: Enhance our community through racial advocacy, engagement, and education.